Horror Games

Cosmodread
Cosmodread 3–5h

Roguelike survival horror on a haunted ship — oxygen, exploration, and pure claustrophobic dread.

Every corridor radiates fear, and scrambling for oxygen turns each run into a tense push for survival.

Why it’s great
Oppressive atmosphere and solid survival systems, Addictive loop: push, fail, learn, Great tension despite simple visuals

Why it flopped
Basic, repetitive graphics, Roguelike grind can fatigue, Not for the horror- or claustrophobic-prone

Horizon Store ($14.99)  
Dark Trip
Dark Trip 1–2h

Short psychological escape room where reality blurs into a fever dream.

It’s not about monsters, but about the unease of being trapped inside your own mind — each loop feels more wrong than the last, until you question if you ever left.

Why it’s great
Good, logical puzzles, Unusual and intriguing environments, Interesting atmosphere

Why it flopped
Short, still in development, Basic graphics, A lot of AI-generated content

Horizon Store ($9.99)  
Lies Beneath
Lies Beneath 4–5h

Stylish horror-shooter with comic-book visuals, Alaskan survival, and a dose of the supernatural.

You search the frozen woods for your dad and blast off grotesque creatures — fear keeps pulling you deeper.

Why it’s great
Graphic-novel style and strong atmosphere, Physical combat with great tension, Engaging mystery-driven story

Why it flopped
Free locomotion can be queasy, Some cheap scares and odd pacing, A bit rough around the edges

Horizon Store ($29.99)  
Propagation: Paradise Hotel
Propagation: Paradise Hotel 4–5h

Claustrophobic survival-horror in the vein of old-school Resident Evil, set in a hotel crawling with infected.

You search for your sister through dark, tight corridors where every shadow feels like it’s about to move.

Why it’s great
Thick, oppressive atmosphere, Good blend of puzzles, stealth, and close combat, Tension that feels real, not cheap

Why it flopped
Short and linear

Horizon Store ($19.99)  
The Living Remain
The Living Remain 4–5h

Single-player VR zombie shooter with survival, exploration, and tense firefights.

You empty your last magazine just as a new wave of zombies appears. Out of ammo, your only choice is to run.

Why it’s great
Atmospheric environments, Satisfying gunplay, Creative gameplay touches

Why it flopped
Buggy, Uneven pacing, Basic graphics

Horizon Store ($19.99)  

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